The furnishings, materials and fabrics tell of the long and in-depth research carried out to offer the guest a unique experience, wrapped in comfort and luxury. The entrance to the Relais is enveloping and welcoming, thanks to the fine wallpaper from the Dolce & Gabbana Casa line which also covers the kitchen ceiling, giving it a unique Mediterranean style. The white SMEG fridge, then, evokes Italian tradition and history, giving the environment a timeless style. The long LED light then accompanies the guest to the terrace located on the upper floor, thanks to designer stairs suspended from the wall, with a "shelf" effect entirely covered in blue wood, like the majolica protagonist of the entrance. Once you reach the terrace, you can enjoy the excellent view of Lancianovecchia and sip a cocktail in total relaxation in the beautiful large hydromassage tub, or simply have breakfast outdoors. Once past the kitchen, immediately after the velvet curtain, you enter the living room and, subsequently, the bedroom with, inside, a beautiful and handcrafted circular double bed, a beautiful corner hydromassage tub, as well as a TV and a safe. The bathroom, entirely tiled with glossy white ceramic expertly designed in a herringbone pattern, is bright and, equipped with a shower tray, is equipped with everything you need for a perfect stay (toothbrush, toothpaste, soft sponge slippers, set of towels, hand soap, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel).

The Relais San Biagio is in Lanciano (CH), in the exclusive district of Lancianovecchia, the historic center of the city and is located a few steps from the historic Porta di San Biagio. Thanks to its very convenient location and reserved parking space, it is possible to visit all the main tourist and religious attractions on foot, walking in the beautiful neighborhood, rich in traditions and history. The main attractions are: - The Gate of San Biagio - The Church of San Biagio, - Lancianovecchia neighborhood - Torre San Giovanni or della Candelora - The Master Jury - Sanctuary of the Eucharistic Miracle and museum and much more…